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<c>PixelDisplay.drawPoly</c> draws (outlines) a polygon on the pixel display. The ''points'' argument can be either a list of maps containing "x" and "y" values, or a list of 2-element
lists interpreted as [''x'', ''y''].

=== Arguments ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Parameter Name !! Type !! Default Value !! Meaning
|-
| ''points'' || list || || list of three or more points
|-
| ''color'' || type || self.color || color to draw
|-
| ''penSize'' || number || 1 || width of line to draw
|}

=== Usage Notes ===
The polygon is automatically closed; there is no need to repeat the first point
at the end of the list.

== Example ==

<ms>gfx.drawPoly [[10,100], [200,500], [390,100]] // draws a triangle</ms>

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ZachStrout at 00:06, 29 April 2020

ZachStrout: Created page with "PixelDisplay.drawPoly draws (outlines) a polygon on the pixel display. The ''points'' argument can be either a list of maps containing "x" and "y" values, or a list of..."